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image2019-10-31Blog
Knock, knock, it's the government calling! Are you prepared?
There is an uptick in regulatory enforcement activities in matters spanning a broad set of issues, including antitrust, false claims, securities fraud, export enforcement, and workplace safety, just to name a few. With these types of investigations, regardless of the issue or federal agency in question, it is impo...
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image2019-10-17Blog
Taming the Privilege Log
Privilege review may be costly, but privilege logging can be daunting. Here are some things to keep in mind to make the process a little less painful.
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image2019-09-11Blog
Reduce Risk, Save Money: Accelerating Privilege Review Responsibly
Privilege review can be the most expensive component of discovery. With growing data volumes and sometimes unclear definitions, even well-meaning parties can introduce risk and errors into their process. Learn how to refine the process and increase efficiencies in your next privilege review.
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image2019-08-14Blog
Fact-finding for a litigation or investigation? Plan ahead before diving in.
Getting to the bottom of alleged claims is often a high-stakes race to find critical information amidst an avalanche of data. Whether for an internal investigation, early case assessment, or deposition preparation, key document identification is critical. Learn how upfront planning increases your ability to syste...
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image2019-07-31Blog
What's in a name? Quite a bit, it turns out.
Consolidation of all the ways an individual can be identified with advanced name normalization techniques provides multiple benefits in discovery. Find out why.
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image2019-07-15Blog
Continuous Active Learning (CAL) Basics: An Interview with Amanda Jones
Predictive coding comes in a variety of flavors, such as Simple Passive Learning (SPL) and Simple Active Learning (SAL). In this Q&A, H5 expert Amanda Jones discusses the basics of Continuous Active Learning (CAL), a newer predictive coding protocol used for document assessment in eDiscovery.
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image2019-05-29Blog
LegalAIIA Workshop To Explore Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Assistance
The First International Workshop on AI and Intelligent Assistance for Legal Professionals in the Digital Workplace (LegalAIIA) will be held June 17th at the University of Montreal. Part of the 17th International Conference on AI and Law (ICAIL), the workshop will focus on the issue of human-AI collaboration.
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image2019-05-9Blog
Is Your Workflow Working? Finding Facts in Healthcare Litigation and Investigations
Early and effective fact-finding in litigation or investigations, especially in the healthcare realm, is crucial. Is your team hampered by an outdated workflow?
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image2019-04-24Blog
Streamlining review by a thread. (Email thread, that is.)
Advanced tools and data analytics can now provide ways to accelerate document review. H5's Jason Richard describes how email threading is changing the game in the newest ILTA Whitepaper, hot off the press. Learn more about the benefits of threading.
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image2019-04-5Blog
AI in Legal Systems: A Principled Approach
The IEEE has recently undertaken a groundbreaking, multidisciplinary effort to identify foundational principles that advance the world toward the establishment of norms for governing the rise of AI. This is of special import to the legal system. Read more about it.